The different orientation information can come from the application in which the PDF file was created or from a rotation applied to the page in Acrobat.įor example, when you create a button on the lower left corner of a PDF page, and you duplicate the button onto other pages of the PDF file, it appears on the lower left corner of each page. You might also see unexpected form and text field orientation if you replace a page in a PDF file with a page whose orientation is different from the original page's orientation.
If you copy a button, text field, or link to a page that has a different orientation from the page on which it was created, the element aligns with the original orientation, appearing sideways and on the wrong portion of the page. If you rotate the page on which it was created, then the element remains in its original position and does not move to adjust to the new orientation. The orientation of an Acrobat form button, text field, or link is determined by the orientation of the page on which it is created.
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